Tax Credits: Cash Savings for Technology Companies as They Scale

Leaders of technology companies – particularly those in the startup phase or strapped for cash – have a lot to mentally juggle in their day-to-day operations. However, one area of the business they should pay attention to are the state and federal credits available to them. Tax credits for technology companies may save money and time, creating opportunity to manage and optimize their business more effectively.

In the latest episode of our Technology podcast, Chris Delcambre, Tax Partner, welcomes members from Cherry Bekaert’s Tax Credits & Incentives Advisory practice, Martin KaramonMelinda Young and Vivian Kohrs, to discuss how companies can turn challenges into opportunities through intentional and timely planning.

Listeners will learn about:

  • Government assistance for technology companies experiencing staffing issues
  • Why it’s important to look into R&D credits sooner rather than later
  • How to monetize credits even if your company is in losses
  • How to plan around and offset Section 174 costs

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Martin Karamon

Tax Credits & Incentives Advisory Leader

Partner, Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC

Melinda Young

Tax Credits & Incentives Advisory

Director, Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC

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Vivian Kohrs

Tax Credits & Incentives Advisory

Partner, Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC

Christopher P. Delcambre

Tax Services

Partner, Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC

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